Changelog Generator
Generate structured changelog entries
Enter the version, date, and change items first to generate a changelog section immediately; release scenarios are available in Advanced mode.
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About this tool
Format manually entered release notes as a Markdown version/date heading with optional Added, Changed and Fixed sections. Each non-empty line becomes a bullet; empty sections are omitted. The form requires version and date text but does not inspect Git commits, validate Semantic Versioning or calculate the next release number.
Production Snippets
Empty categories are omitted from one release fragment
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Version: v1.2.0
Date: 2026-09-29
Added: Export CSV
Changed: [empty]
Fixed: Preserve quoted values
## v1.2.0 - 2026-09-29
### Added
- Export CSV
### Fixed
- Preserve quoted valuesFrequently Asked Questions
What content is required?
Version and date must be non-empty. Change sections are optional; with no changes entered, the output is only the version/date heading.
Does the generator read commits or choose a version?
No. You provide the version, date and release notes yourself. It does not implement a release workflow or validate Semantic Versioning.
How are bullets and empty sections handled?
Each trimmed non-empty input line receives a - prefix under Added, Changed or Fixed. Do not pre-prefix lines with a bullet unless you want that character preserved in the resulting text. Empty sections are omitted.
Is this a complete Keep a Changelog document?
No. It creates one release fragment. It does not add comparison links, an Unreleased section or every Keep a Changelog category; adapt the fragment to your repository’s conventions.
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